Artsu Tharaz
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So, now that MBTI is dead, and an alternate Typology has taken its place, leaving the 'INTP' alone, it seems the INTP label is now an essential ghost town. No one lives there any more, so we can storm the place at will and run it however we want.
I am here putting it on watch - we've claimed it now - but we should bide our time a bit before we decide how to run the place. Just remember that it is ours now, and not any authority above us.
What does the INTP represent basically? Well, somewhat how the test frames it.
- does not readily project themselves into the environment
- is concerned with the abstract world, and not the physical,
- is concerned with the conceptial world, and not the social,
- not possessing the required discipline level for societal life
Essentially, it is what world we are in, -NOT- how we naturally are as a person. You -can- choose to be INTP or anything else, because it is just a description of the world you are in at the time. However, no one may claim to be an INTP authority. They can only make arguments for a different conceptualisation, and await the vote, i.e. it shall be democratic.
So, what is the INTP?
It is not an innate characteristic, but a descrition of the focus on a particular world, as approximated by the flexible label of introverted, intuitive, thinking, perceiving.
It shares more in common with the Big 5 than it does with function based Typology, but allows for a greater complexity in structure by fixing certain characteristics (and leaves neuroticness out, because that is a destructive dimension which only hinders emotional expression).
So we define INTP in terms of a world, and leave membership open. We can explore into this world, but need not set its span of people fixed. Options are left open.
Are you an INTP?
I am here putting it on watch - we've claimed it now - but we should bide our time a bit before we decide how to run the place. Just remember that it is ours now, and not any authority above us.
What does the INTP represent basically? Well, somewhat how the test frames it.
- does not readily project themselves into the environment
- is concerned with the abstract world, and not the physical,
- is concerned with the conceptial world, and not the social,
- not possessing the required discipline level for societal life
Essentially, it is what world we are in, -NOT- how we naturally are as a person. You -can- choose to be INTP or anything else, because it is just a description of the world you are in at the time. However, no one may claim to be an INTP authority. They can only make arguments for a different conceptualisation, and await the vote, i.e. it shall be democratic.
So, what is the INTP?
It is not an innate characteristic, but a descrition of the focus on a particular world, as approximated by the flexible label of introverted, intuitive, thinking, perceiving.
It shares more in common with the Big 5 than it does with function based Typology, but allows for a greater complexity in structure by fixing certain characteristics (and leaves neuroticness out, because that is a destructive dimension which only hinders emotional expression).
So we define INTP in terms of a world, and leave membership open. We can explore into this world, but need not set its span of people fixed. Options are left open.
Are you an INTP?